Glossary entry

Catalan term or phrase:

(amb) efectes econòmics

English translation:

(with a) financial penalty

Added to glossary by Timothy Barton
Dec 3, 2004 15:26
19 yrs ago
Catalan term

(amb) efectes econòmics

Catalan to English Social Sciences Education / Pedagogy
Deadline for students to submit applications Deadline for final decisions
23-07-2004 (1) 23-09-2004
23-09-2004 (2) 26-11-2004
26-11-2004 (2) 28-01-2005
28-01-2005 (3) 1-04-2005
1-04-2005 (3) 23-06-2005
23-06-2005 (3) 23-09-2005

(1) Data límit per a la presentació de les sol·licituds de convalidació, ***amb efectes econòmics*** per als alumnes matriculats el curs 2004-2005
(2) Data límit per a la presentació de les sol·licituds de convalidació, ***amb efectes econòmics*** per als alumnes matriculats el curs 2005-2006 i per als alumnes del curs 2004-2005 que accedeixen per primera vegada
(3) ***Efectes econòmics*** per als alumnes matriculats el curs 2005-2006

The kind of question where I could do with a Catalan who has been through the process of transferring from one university to another. I see two ways of interpreting it. It could either be that on that the deadline day for applications is also the deadline day for paying, or it could be that presenting an application means they will have to pay at some point. But then it could be neither solution. I'm really not sure.
Proposed translations (English)
4 with a financial penalty

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Dec 7, 2004:
Commas In (1) and (2), I should have put commas after "econ�mics". It kind of changes the meaning of the sentence slightly without them. Sorry. Bernie, would something like "implications" not be better. "Penalty" sounds like they've done something wrong to me. Or how about a seperate sentence ". At a later date, a payment will be required for the validated modules".
Maria Rosich Andreu Dec 3, 2004:
no s� com dir-ho en angl�s, per� vol dir la segona cosa, que s'ha de pagar per a convalidar els cr�dits

Proposed translations

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Catalan term (edited): (amb) efectes econ�mics
Selected

with a financial penalty

I believe this is usually described thus.
Still at it, Timothy? ;-)

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Note added at 4 days (2004-12-07 19:26:57 GMT)
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It seems to be the standard term for \"you have to pay for something\" - check the term on Google and you\'ll see what I mean. However, I also see what you mean and I prefer your seperate sentence to \"implications\". In fact, I understood the original to be referring to students who would have to pay a penalty precisely because they were submitting their application in a way that was different to the standard method. More and more offices are covering their admin costs this way, sadly. Good luck with it.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks. Went for the seperate sentence option."
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